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Madhya Pradesh 47 escape from jail INDORE, MAY 29. In a sensational jailbreak, 47 prisoners cut iron rods and escaped from the Jobat jail, 55 km. from Jhabua, in the wee hours of today, police said. The incident took place when the watch and ward staff were allegedly sleeping, ... Maharashtra Moves on to settle row in Cong. MUMBAI, MAY 29. Concerned over the differences between the Maharashtra Chief Minister, Vilasrao Deshmukh, and the PCC chief, Govindrao Adik, the Congress high command has assigned its general secretary, Vyalar Ravi, the task of bringing the two ... New Delhi MCD takes a detour for funds NEW DELHI, MAY 29. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi which has been struggling hard to get funds from its traditional sources of Union and Delhi Government, today decided to look for other sources for its urban infrastructure projects through ... DU to offer two new courses NEW DELHI, MAY 29. Two new courses are in the offing for students at Delhi University this year at the undergraduate level. Announcing this at a press conference here yesterday, the Delhi University Vice-Chancellor, Deepak Nayyar, said the ... Other Stories
Orissa Odds against BJD in byelection BHADRAK, MAY 29.As campaigning for the bypoll to Orissa's Bhadrak Assembly constituency drew to a close on Wednesday, the stakes remained high for the main contenders to the seat — the ruling Biju Janata Dal and the Opposition Congress. The ... West Bengal Annual Plan fixed at Rs. 6,307 cr. NEW DELHI, MAY 29. The 2002-03 Annual Plan of West Bengal has been finalised at Rs 6,307 crores while the Tenth Plan outlay for the State has been fixed at Rs 28,641 crores. These decisions were taken today at a meeting here between the Deputy ... Jharkand Stakes high for BJP, JMM at Dumka DUMKA, MAY 29.With Jharkhand being the only State under the Bharatiya Janata Party's belt, besides the riot-scarred Gujarat, the party's stakes are high in the byelection from this parliamentary constituency. The May 31 polls are being viewed as ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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